Dave Faulkner. Husband. Dad. Methodist minister. Pseudo-geek. Music lover.
March 4, 2010 4 Comments
You can always rely on Matthew Paul Turner to highlight the stranger areas of Christianity. He’s seen it from the inside in his upbringing. Today, he has two videos that are pushing for places in the Champions League of crazy Christianity. Firstly, the Holy Ghost Holy Pokey:
Secondly – can you adapt the lyrics of a song about oral sex into a worship song? These folks clearly think you can.
Laugh? Cry? Both?
I'm a British Methodist minister, married with two children. I blog from a moderate evangelical-missional-charismatic perspective, with an interest in the 'missional' approach.
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David – about song no 2. Ghastly as the video is I don’t believe the original was about what you’re saying it was about. Surely it would have been banned in ’85 had that been the case. Is there any evidence for this assertion?
Dave,
On double-checking the lyrics I may be wrong. Perhaps I misheard before. Apologies.
heresy against the great Pete Burns! Absolutley ghastly stuff which suggests a real crisis in discernment.
The great Pete Burns? I always liked your sense of humour, Paul.